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Sadly, CP Tech's website does not have much self-service tech support where you could download the drivers. Although, they do have email and phone number information where you can reach out and they might email you the link to the download page or email you the drivers to the router. Worst case, consider buying a router from a better known tech company that provides better tech support access online (D-Link, Netgear, or Linksys). The newer routers have plug and play features making the need for drivers unnecessary. Good luck.

Well, it is odd that your signal cannot penetrate the wall, because it should. If you do not want to move it, then you can just go and buy a wireless access point, or another wireless router to you as an access point to extend your wireless network (if you decide to buy another wireless router, go by what speed you want in that room that you currently don't have a wireless connection in).A wireless access point will usually cost more than a wireless router, but is much more simple to install.Here is a site to help with generally setting up a wireless router as an access point. However, I would recommend getting a linksys wireless router, so that all you need to do is disable DHCP, set the SSID to the same one as on your first router, change the channel so that each router is atleast 2-3 apart from each other, and set a WEP/WPA (if desired). Once you have done this, simply connect the two routers with an ethernet cable through the switch ports. Not as hard as I probably made it sound (especially since it can all be done from the web application).If you have anymore questions concerning this topic, feel free to leave a comment, and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

Access points receive the wireless signal and re transmit it again.
Once you enter the web interface of the access point, you would have to connect it to your wireless network. Once that is done, you should be able to connect to the same network , with a stronger signal , from your access point
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This can very well be the case. The Dell TrueMobile 2300 Wireless Broadband Router is an 802.11b/g wireless access point, which means it operates in the 2.4 GHz spectrum. This is the same frequency that normal cordless phones and microwaves utilize.

There are two other ways to avoid interference. You can either change your network to the newer 802.11n standard or exchange your cordless phone to a system that operates in the 5.8 GHz range. I personally went the second way some time ago, because it was less expensive to buy a new phone system (good ones cost ~ 50$) than to exchange my router and all wireless network cards (~ 150$).

If you have any more questions, just come back here and leave a comment - I'm happy to help.

It depends on how many users you have. when setting up a network with less than 12 users I like to turn on mac address filtering on my wireless access point. That way only machines you enter into the access list can connect to your access point.

If you also want encryption then just turn on WEP ecnryption and make up an encryption key. you will need to enter the key on every device. This way part of the required connection information is on the access point and part of the information is on the user device.

I know some of the newer automatic key sharing protocols are fancier but if you only have a few users then I think it is better to keep it simple.

1. Assign the new router (AP) to an IP on your subnet that's not your existing router's IP... i.e. 192.168.0.22. Disable the DHCP server on the "AP"3. Create a new wireless network on the "AP"4. Plug your existing network/router into a LAN port

If you wanna go wireless and your router is not wireless, you can simply buy a wireless access point. Connect it to your router and it will give you wireless service, hence your laptop can connect wirelessly now. You can just buy a D-link wireless access point.

so,ur toshiba is the newer one,right?,anyway,as to my source, "wireless n" is not a thing from the past,instead,its a new version(whatever it is,just got to the point it is newer) of a wireless..
of corz u can set up a wireless connection in ur home ..and its ur choiz if ud buy a new laptop or just buy a adapter for ur older pc..it depends on what wud u preder for..
hope i did help.. =)